This reads more like a hunting license than a proper investigation.

Linda: I live in a man cave you know.
Erin: I could use a little more of that. The man, not the cave.

The right to a speedy trial is fair and that doesn't take an expert.

Danny: It's not like I was an angel. I mean every time Mickey got in trouble I was right there with him.
Erin: Yeah, which is why Dad never liked you hanging around him and always kept you on a short leash.

The ambulance chaser who's going to be questioning you for the deposition has one thing on his mind and it ain't justice, it's money.

Erin: What's the rest of your day like?
Nicky: Boring class, boring class, boring class. Fun lunch. Boring class.

Erin: Five minutes ago you were that age.
Nicky: Feels like a hundred years ago.

Danny: If the guy wants any kind of privacy he's got to move around like a wanted man.
Erin: Well he is wanted. I want him. Linda wants him. Everybody I I know.

Probable cause just doesn't disappear just because a cop's been shot.

We decline to charge suspects every day. Many of them are guilty but you still need evidence.

Absolutely nothing is sacred in this family.

Erin: I spent 12 years in Catholic school. There is no way the principal is calling me at 7:30 in the morning to request a meeting to tell me you're a straight A student.